The Christmas Web Review

ByAimee

I received The Christmas Web in exchange for this post. All opinions are my own.

Thinking back to my own childhood and holidays, some of my most fond memories are those spent with my family participating in many family traditions. The fourth of July parade, silly April Fool’s day dinners, and of course the many traditions that come with celebrating Christmas. Now that I  have a family of my own, I know how much time my parents spent making all these traditions happen. I am filled with gratitude for their effort to facilitate quality family time.

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As a mom I hope to do the same for my kids. They are still quite young so it is the perfect time to start establishing our own traditions. The Christmas Web is such a fun way to add a little extra wonder to your Christmas morning.

“Last night Santa and his elves delivered all our Christmas gifts and your elf told Santa of a Special Christmas Gift that you really want.  So that no one else gets your Special Christmas Gift they hid it where only you can find it and provided you with the Magic Wand in your Christmas stocking that will lead you to your Special Christmas Gift.”–The Christmas Web

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The wand is left for the child in their stocking and the yarn attached forms a web. The web is wound through rooms, around chairs and doors, up and around windows all leading to your child’s special gift. The excitement of it all just builds and builds as your kids trace their web to their gift. Such a fun idea and a tradition your whole family will truly look forward to year after year.

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The Christmas Web Gift Set consists of a 52-page illustrated children’s book and three Magic Wands each with 70 yards of “web” (yarn) for $39.99. Additional Magic Wands are available for purchase for $10.00. You can find The Christmas Web on their website here.


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